Industrial, Manufacturing, and Systems Engineering

Master's Degree in Engineering

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Engineering Management, M.S.

Objective and Description

The Engineering Management Program is offered as an interdisciplinary program that integrates engineering and business concepts. The curriculum prepares an experienced professional engineer or scientist for a leadership role in planning, developing and managing firms' technological resources including people, technology and processes. Graduates acquire an understanding of how to use the technical base to accomplish the organization's operational, strategic and competitive objectives.

Degree Requirements

The M.S. degree in Engineering Management requires 30 hours of coursework. The coursework is divided between the Department of Industrial, Manufacturing, and Systems Engineering and the College of Business's Department of Information Systems and Operations Management. The program includes such courses as: